Lindos Bermuda Quotes

#1. The tall, the wise, the reverend head Must lie as low as ours.

Isaac Watts

#2. Man is a clothed animal; almost.

Ahmed Mostafa

#3. I would love to be a father. I had a great father who taught me how gratifying that is. I'm not going to deny myself that. I think I'd be good at it. Everybody wants that experience. I definitely do.

Mike Myers

#4. What if I become a lawyer?' 'Please don't do that,' says Ruiz. 'Why not?' 'They're like monkeys who get dressed up and fling poo at each other.

Michael Robotham

#5. Expecting hell, we're ill prepared for heaven.

Shalom Auslander

#6. pottery and household utensils down on the soldiers from the roofs; a bad sign; and when this matter was reported to Marshal Soult, Napoleon's old lieutenant grew thoughtful, as he recalled Suchet's saying at Saragossa: "We are lost when the old women empty their pots de chambre on our heads." These

Victor Hugo

#7. I covered two presidents, LBJ and Nixon, who could no longer convince, persuade, or govern, once people had decided they had no credibility, but we seem to be more tolerant now of what I think we should not tolerate.

Helen Thomas

#8. Art, in a sense, is life brought to a standstill, rescued from time. The secret of making it is simple: discard everything that is good enough.

James Salter

#9. I'll have got him out of my system." "I hope not." "Really?" "What would there be left of you, if you did?

Nick Hornby

#10. Perfect felicity is not the property of mortals, and no one has a right to expect uninterrupted happiness.

Jane Austen

#11. A degree from UC Berkeley will never change the fact that I cannot understand my grandfather when he asks for more coffee." - Esther G. Belin (Navajo) from In the Cycle of the Whirl. L

MariJo Moore

#12. Trees love to toss and sway; they make such happy noises.

Emily Carr

#13. Am I not a man and brother?

Josiah Wedgwood

#14. They seem close, the stars, but they're far away. Their light is millions, billions of years out of date. Messages with no sender.

Margaret Atwood